INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Summary/Abstract: Environmental problems usually have a cross-border context, which results in the need for an international solution. Nation-states within their frameworks can partially contribute to the solution of individual environmental problems, but in most cases joint action is needed, both bilaterally and multilaterally, to overcome environmental phenomena and conditions related to climate change, deforestation, desertification, protection of biodiversity and natural resources, etc. Hence, the role of organizations and international environmental law, which regulate the matter of international agreements and conventions in the field of the environment, is of great importance. The authors of the paper review international relations through the analysis of international documents that protect the environment. Moreover, they analyze the weaknesses, as well as the process of implementation and monitoring, which are essential for the efficient undertaking of measures and activities for the protection of the environment, but also of the entire living world, humanity, wildlife, and vegetation.

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